Why do some people not understand that there’s middle ground in between being fat and being thin?

[Kingofkings1992]

I’ve noticed this a lot, especially with the way women think. Not being ultra thin doesn’t mean that you’re fat.

[Anonymous]

Because we live an an image obsessed toxic society that is getting shallower by the minute. I mean the women that use Ozempic to lose 5 vanity pounds is utterly ridiculous. As is the culture that propells it forward. I love it when I see 20 somethings posting about this because in 20 years. They'll put on only 5 pounds IF THEY'RE LUCKY! And that's assuming they don't develop a medical condition like hypothyroidism. But what's it matter at that point you're old and used up right?🙄🤦‍♂️😆

And they wonder why they never find happiness. Happiness starts with being realistic.

[Blunky]

You mean "average"? Pretty sure that has existed as a category for a long time.

[Kingofkings1992]

Exactly my point

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Fatphobia doesn’t work like that. You’re either thin or fat, fatphobia only sees that binary, and it also says you’re unworthy of anything positive in your life if you’re fat.

[Kingofkings1992]

Sounds like a mental disorder they should get some professional help about.

[MemeSupreme]

bc insecurity has nothing do with being logical

like ik im objectively skinny but i will still never like my body no matter what

[Sonorous]

Because they're not scientific in nature.